Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm
Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm is an award-winning artist working with artificial intelligence.
Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm’s employs artificial intelligence (machine learning) to create interactive artworks. Her work have been exhibited internationally at venues including the Victoria and Albert Museum and Ars Electronica, among others. Her art has been awarded international awards such as “The Lumen Prize” and the British Art and Humanities Research Counsel’s “TECHNE Award”.
Speaking events
Listen to Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrøm speak at the conference
3:06 pm - 3:18 pm
Session 3: Artificial Intelligence - A Human Creation with Human Impact
This section dives deeper into the humanistic aspect of the technological development, and in this discussion we highlight artificial intelligence (AI) - the new and most important technologies of today. Technology is not just about coding, machine learning, hardware, raw materials, policy papers and regulation. It is about people. Humans. Those that have created, designed, developed and innovated the codes and algorithms, but also those whose lives are affected by the very same technologies.
We dive into specific concerns such as biases, inadequate representation and digital inequality. But also how AI can contribute to a more democratic digital future. Through the artistic space, AI-artist Cecilie Falkenstrøm shows the utopia and dystopia of our digital future and extend the human imagination showing human fears and hopes for the future of tech and democracy.
We dive into specific concerns such as biases, inadequate representation and digital inequality. But also how AI can contribute to a more democratic digital future. Through the artistic space, AI-artist Cecilie Falkenstrøm shows the utopia and dystopia of our digital future and extend the human imagination showing human fears and hopes for the future of tech and democracy.